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901.603.3837 - srsanders717@gmail.com
Education Bachelor of Science in Interior Design. C C.I.D.A. I D A Accredited Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS Graduation: August 2018 GPA: 3.60/4.00 Major GPA: 3.68/4.00
Employment CallisonRTKL Designer - Dallas, TX - October 2018 - August 2020 - Regularly met tight deadlines - Completed numerous packages for owner review - Rendered elevations for DD presentation Studio 11 Design Intern - Dallas, TX - June 2018 - August 2018 - Wrote and revised specifications - Rendered elevations - Created custom art concepts Clark Nexsen Intern - Virginia Beach, VA - June 2017 - July 2017 - Arranged Weekly Lunch and Learns - Coordinated meetings with company representatives - Prepared multiple documents for quality control checks - Revised documents after red lining Amro Music Store Display Designer - Memphis, TN - December 2016 - Identified the needs of the client - Developed a concept - Managed time and funds - Constructed an eye catching display Shadowed at AK Design Studio - Memphis, TN - July 2015 - Generated FF&E binders for clients - Organized sample room
International Study in Italy University of Arkansas Rome Center June 2015 GPA: 4.00/4.00
Awards/Scholarships Graduated Magna Cum Laude 1st Place 2017 Barefield Workplace Solutions Steelcase Project Scholarship winner ASID South Central Chapter Career Day Regional Student Design Competition: Gold - Workplace Design - 2018 Silver - Hospitality Design - 2018 Silver - Healthcare Design - 2018 Silver - Product Design - 2017 Bronze - Hospitality Design - 2017 Silver - Small Commercial- 2016 Silver - New Student Spotlight - Residential - 2016 President's List - Fall 2016 - Spring 2018 Academic Scholarship - Fall 2013 - Spring 2017 Music Scholarship - Fall 2013 - Spring 2016
Community Service Art in the Park - Starkville, MS Salvation Army - Starkville, MS Habitat for Humanity - Starkville, MS Bartlett Animal Shelter - Memphis, TN
Honors & Activities
Computer Skills
Interior Design IIDA Member - May 2019 - Present IIDA Fashion Forward Team Member - February 2019 - April 2019 ASID MSU Resource Chair - Fall 2017- Spring 2018 ASID MSU Student Career Day Chair - Fall 2016 - Spring 2017 ASID MSU Student Chapter Member - Fall 2014 - present ASID National Student Member - Fall 2015 - present ASID MSU Freshman Representative - Fall 2014 - Spring 2015 Attended ASID South Central Student Career Day - 2015, 2016, 2017 Attended ASID MSU Lunch & Learns - 2014 - Spring 2017
CAD
Revit
Illustrator
InDesign
Photoshop
SketchUp
Rhino
Microsoft
Campus Vice President Sigma Phi Lambda - Fall 2016 - Spring 2017 Member Sigma Phi Lambda - Fall 2014 - 2017 Social Chair Sigma Phi Lambda - Fall 2015 - Spring 2016 Member Famous Maroon Marching Band - Fall 2013 - 2015 Member Famous Maroon Symphonic Band - Spring 2014, 2015, 2016
Travel Highlights
Related Courses Technical Color & Lighting Detailing & Construction Environments for Special Needs Furniture Design Hand Rendering Interior Materials Integrated Lighting Photography Principles of LEED Textiles for Interiors Theory of Architecture
Technology AutoCAD Revit Digital Design
Austria, Canada, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, USA
Table of Contents
Hospitality
Craneo Hotel & Spa The Lion’s Head
Retail
Sirens & Sailors
Corporate OFS Project
Healthcare
Next Steelcase Competition
Educational
Armstrong Middle School
Creative
Product Design Furniture Design Hand Rendering
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CRANEO Hotel & Spa
Concept Craneo takes its concept from a popular tradition in the Spanish Culture, DĂa de los Muertos, the day of the dead. It is a celebration of life. Participants wear clothes of black and white and they adorn themselves with color. The boutique hotel, located in the Gas Lamp district of San Diego, celebrates the life of its guests. The celebration of life can be felt by the vibrant colors and luxe materials. Just as day of the dead celebrates loved ones finding their peace in paradise, Craneo gives its guests a piece of paradise. Their every need will be catered to and the guest experience is top priority. It is a tribute to culture. In a world, seemingly so black and white, Craneo will add some color to your life.
Design Notes Celebration - Provide a celebratory experience - Vivid colors painted on a black and white canvas
Paradise
Silver Hospitality Design
- Provide a haven from the busy San Diego atmosphere - Guests can find their piece of paradise in the spa - Patrons can seek refuge in the lobby bar or luxurious rooftop milieu
Culture - Supply a unique cultural experience - Juxtaposition of classic Spanish influence and modern clean lines - Celebrate life through culture Group Project: Fall 2017. Duration: 5 Weeks. Scope of Work: 32,000 SF. Software Used: AutoCAD, Revit, Adobe Suite, iMovie Responsibilities: Programming, Space Planning, Revit Modeling, FF&E Selection, Digital Rendering, Millwork Drawing, Physical Model of Rooftop.
Design Process
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lobby bar spa / workout rooftop bar grill Concept Mapping
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Cha Chara Pomulo
The lobby restaurant and bar derive their names from Spanish words for parts of the skull. CHA CHARA named for the nasal bones, and Pomulo (the lobby’s bar) named after the cheekbones. Traditional design elements such as stucco columns, spanish tile accents, and intricate wallcoverings, transport guests to the extravagant side of of the culture.
Key Plan Materials Daltile Marble Attache - Nero Swavell Faux Leather Chateaux Nickel Fabricut Sylvan Vinyard Velvet Xanthina Byzantine Flock
The frontal bone covers the part of the brain that controls cognitive skills like emotional expression and problem solving, Frente gives guests an opportunity to recover from the stress of life. The Zen room features a custom moss wall that encourages a smooth transition from the outside world to a meditative state. Custom swings help relieve the pressures of the world.
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Key Plan Materials Daltile Marble Attache Daltile Glass Tile Mosaic Sunbrella Salinas Vapor
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Custom built-ins are a luxurious addition to the ample amount of closet space provided. The armoire acts as a media center with additional drawer storage.
The King room on-suite features a luxurious soaker bathtub, double vanity, and large walk-in shower. All on-suites have the custom tile wall with the marigold imprinted tile.
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1. Elevator Lobby 2. La Orbita Entrance 3. La Orbita Bar & Grill 4. Private Dining Room 5. Fire Pits and Seating
6. Infinity Pool 7. Casual Outdoor Lounge 8. Women’s Pool Restroom 9. Men’s Pool Restroom
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10. Women’s Restroom 11. Men’s Restroom 12. Poolside Bar 13. In-Pool Seating
The custom live wall was made to resemble the traditional design element of paneling. This poolside bar has an engraved wood front that reflects traditional spanish motifs.
Sunny San Diego can have chilly evenings. The firepits are a wonderful place to admire the skyline while enjoying a cocktail and appetizer.
Located inside the rooftop bar and grill, this open air seating is a unique, chic way to enjoy dinner.
The eye shaped bar with copper countertops is the main feature of the restaurant.
Large windows flood every room with natural lighting and provide incredible views of the city.
The black and white wall feature gives the impression of higher ceilings while giving depth to the room.
Design Notes -All rooms boast a black & white wall feature -Custom built-ins in addition to closet space -Separate room for lavatory -Large window in every room
Guestroom Maquette
Rooftop Model
Construction Notes -We chose to incorporate flooring into our physical model to better show the different spacial zones on the rooftop. -The model was constructed over a period of 5 days. -The pitched roof is detachable to provide a closer look to the bar area.
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THE LION’S HEAD
Concept On the Croatian coast in a medieval town called Dubrovnik, the sea carves new patterns into ancient rock. Capite Leonis –The Lion’s Head celebrates the history and medieval stone that built Dubrovnik, nodding to King Richard the Lionhearted and the banner of the Croatian region of Dalmatia for its name—but embraces the youthful culture that proved itself indestructible after so many years of war and oppression. When a patron enters The Lion’s Head, he will gain a sense of Croatia in its wild, unbreakable strength.
Design Notes Culture - Fuse Croatian culture into the restaurant - Create a coffee bar and informal seating area to entice patrons throughout the day
Juxtaposition - Merge the ancient ruins with the avant-garde - Marble floor has a mirrored contrast in the sleek furnishing and iron partitions - Sense of innovation and luxury
Bronze Hospitality Design
Privacy - Provide acoustic and visual privacy - Custom 8’ glass and iron partitions allow light to pass through into the interior spaces while reducing sound reverb. Group Project: Fall 2016. Duration: 5 Weeks. Scope of Work: 7,000 SF. Software Used: AutoCAD, Revit, Adobe Suite. Responsibilities: Programming, Space Planning, Revit Modeling, FF&E Selection.
Design Process
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6. Men’s Restroom 7. Women’s Restroom 8. Full Bar 9. Service Station 10. Storage
Sirens & Sailors
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Concept Ancient myths and legends speak of mermaids and their trinkets, pirates and their treasure, and the mystical lure of sirens to the unfortunate sailors that sailed the high seas. The sirens of Greek Mythology loved their accessories and were the most fashionable creatures of the ocean. Sailors scoured the ocean longing to uncover the mystery of the ocean and any treasure that lay beneath the water. People love to accessorize in one form or another. Stores often flaunt their beautiful items in the store windows to taunt us as we pass by. Eventually, we give in to the beauty and sail in for a closer look. Accessories are our mythical sirens, and we are the sailors.
Design Notes Mystery - Lure customers in through unique branding - Create interior spaces that continuously call customers to the merchandise
Entrancing - Design will pull customers in and entice customers to stay to shop - Curvilinear lines will engage customers - Create a mesmerizing experience
Surge - Create an energy that carries customers through the space - The energy must be strong enough to guide them, yet gentle enough to let them stop and browse through the merchandise
Individual Project: Fall 2016. Duration: 5 Weeks. Scope of Work: 7,400 SF. Software Used: AutoCAD, Revit, Adobe Suite.
Design Process Concept Mapping
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The first floor RCP mimics the waves that push and pull the ship to the sirens and treasure. Likewise, the RCP acts as the current that pulls the patron through the store.
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Level two is dedicated to the sailors. It resembles the ship that carries the sailors to their treasure. The colors transform from cool and crisp tones of the ocean, to the warm tones of the ship.
The second floor RCP mimics ship sails-strong canvas that adorns the vessel and carries it to its destination.
Design Inspiration
Level 2 Reflected Ceiling Plan
Locating the vertical transportation and stairs in a central location makes the shopping experience easier on the patrons. The stairs are wrapped in shiplap.
The designer luggage is displayed on custom wood shelving units. This is also home to men’s accessories and watches.
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Concept Beneath the surface of any mechanical system, industrial gears turn as their grooves interconnect and pull each other forward. The whole system cannot function in the absence of even one gear. OFS operates in a very similar way. Each person is a unique part of the team-the gears that deem the machine operable. The roles may vary, but one cannot exist without the other. When their roles are separated like the parts of a machine, it’s hard to make sense of all the pieces. However, when they come together to form the OFS team, they are sure to create outstanding results for their clients.
Design Notes Sustainability - Provide natural lighting for all to enjoy - Enhance mood, appetite, and productivity through lighting
Connection
Gold Workplace Design
- Connect employees through space planning - Provide multiple collaborative zones
Effulgence -Research the psychology of color - Strengthen employee experience through color
Group Project: Spring 2018. Duration: 2 Weeks. Scope of Work: 20,000 SF. Software Used: Revit, Adobe Suite Responsibilities: Programming, Space Planning, Revit Modeling, Rendered Floorplan, Digital Rendering, Millwork Drawing,
Design Process
Concept Mapping
Custom Reception Desk Sketch and Rendering
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Private offices are located in the center of the space to allow the company majority access to natural lighting. The private offices have glass curtain walls to help enforce a transparent culture.
There are multiple breakout zones or meeting places located throughout the office. The larger and most popular zones have yellow vinyl flooring as seen on the rendered floorplan.
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Concept In a world of diversity, “Next� bridges the gap by bringing two very different groups together for the sole purpose of wellness. The patient, young or old, will experience a new clinic with influence from the past. The mixture of old worn materials and the softness of greenery and live walls will create a peaceful atmosphere that is conducive to holistic health.
Design Notes Rejuvenation - Focus on rejuvenating the mind, body, and soul through massage therapy and other holistic practices - Provide a calming water feature and live walls to purify the air
Growth - Provide educational environments to broaden the patients knowledge - The work cafe will offer cooking courses to teach patients how to prepare healthy meals
Silver Healthcare Design
Privacy - Personal matters such as money, BP, and weight will be taken inside the exam room - Live walls will help absorb sound and block sight lines - Pink noise machines will be used to cancel out excess sound
Individual Project: Fall 2017. Duration: 4 Weeks. Scope of Work: 12,000 SF. Software Used: AutoCAD, Revit, Adobe Suite
Design Process Concept Mapping
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1. Lobby/Reception 2. Exam Rooms 3. ADA Restroom 4. Open Office A 5. Private Office 1 6. Private Office 2 7. Large Conference Room 8. Work Cafe 9. Open Office B 10. Copy/Fax 11. Small Conference Room 12. Education Room A 13. Education Room B 14. Consult Room 1 15. Consult Room 2 16. Facial Room 17. ADA Restroom with Shower 18. Massage Room 1 19. Massage Room 2 20. Spa Waiting Room 21. Environmental Room 22. Mother’s Room
Ceiling Inspiration
The RCP draws inspiration from the historic underground Seattle passages. The passages have beautifully engineered skylights, so natural light could illuminate the streets of old.
Reflected Ceiling Plan
The exam rooms at Next are designed to bring the warmth of nature into healthcare. The custom forest wallcovering adds depth to the rooms.
The ceiling details found around the office are inspired by the skylights found in underground Seattle. They are equipped with OLC Fiori lights.
Armstrong Middle School
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Concept Pods are a prevalent theme throughout Armstrong Middle School. Clusters of learning environments provide a sense of community and boost the moral of the students. The students are put into 1 of 3 different “clusters� and this becomes their learning atmosphere for the school year. The first level is grouped into larger clusters, as this will be the area the students come together with different grades as well as people from the Starkville community. The students' flame for learning will be ignited in their pod and it will be fueled by the teachers and the community.
Design Notes Community - Teaching classrooms are an important addition to the school - Create environments to connect the community to the school
Interdisciplinary Competition
Lighting - Enlarge exterior windows - Add skylights to bring natural light into the interior of the building - Implement LED and smart lighting systems to provide high quality lighting
Circulation - Create a circulation pattern that allows pods to circulate smoothly - Give each pod access to a restroom and staircase
Group Project: Fall 2017. Duration: 2 Weeks. Scope of Work: 44,000 SF. Software Used: AutoCAD, Revit, Adobe Suite
Responsibilities: Programming, Space Planning, Revit Modeling, FF&E Selection, 2 Digital Renderings.
Design Process Concept Mapping
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Jazz It Up Jazz It Up, created from 3 Alto Saxophones, was inspired by the calming and inspiring effect music has on its listeners. Lighting can have the same calming and inspiring effects. Meshing the two aspects together creates a luminaire ready to leave people in awe and inspired.
Silver Product Design
The Phillips LED Strips and Bulbs allow for custom color changes. The openings, once covered by keypads, allow the light to escape and flood the room.
fantaisie Inspired by the twisting and turning sculpture outside of Omaha’s Culinary Institute, Fantaisie brings a sense of whimsicality to any space.
Inspiration
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SPROUT Sprout, inspired by the drawings by James Sowerby, represents the curvilinear formation a plant goes through during its life cycle.
Inspiration Images by James Sowerby
Thank You
901.603.3837
6050 Milton St. Apt 5101 Dallas, TX 75206
srsanders717@gmail.com